30/05/2019
A 10-day run up to my PhD viva - an alternative tale
01/05/2019
Eighth Annual Wolfson Research Event shines brighter than ever
06/03/2019
An impromptu meetup in Auckland
15/02/2019
Wolfson student (and WCSA Co-President) 'Highly Commended' for outreach work
08/02/2019
2018-2019 Burke's Peerage Foundation Grants for Wolfson Students
03/12/2018
Inaugral Wolfson Entrepreneurship Talk: "From Idea to Invention to Company"
12/05/2017
Neil MacGregor gives the Tenth Lee Seng Tee Distinguished Lecture
11/07/2017
Arkansas Visiting Fellow selected for 2017-18
12/09/2017
Undergraduate dissertation shortlisted for prestigious award
30/09/2017
Wolfson students among first recipients of new University Prize
05/03/2018
Terry Hart prizes awarded at Wolfson Research Event
13/03/2018
Professor Dame Carol Robinson to give Lee Seng Tee Distinguished Lecture
22/09/2018
Honorary Doctorate for Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz
18/04/2018
Finding study spaces in Easter Term 2018
22/03/2018
Wolfson students showcase their scholarship at 2018 Research Event
27/04/2018
Mindfulness for mental health: can eight weeks make a difference?
30/04/2018
Keep calm and write exams
26/06/2018
From Formal Halls to fake news — ten weeks at Wolfson
23/07/2019
Dinners & Occasions
14/06/2018
Congratulations to Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz
Wolfson is a natural home for postgraduate students at Cambridge. Founded by the University as a postgraduate College, we are a thriving community of scholars, two-thirds of whom are pursuing Master's and PhD degrees.
From our beginnings as University College in 1965 with just six PhD students, we recently celebrated our 50th anniversary as a thriving centre for teaching and learning. Wolfson was the first of the mixed Colleges to admit both women and men as students and Fellows. The first person to earn her PhD at Wolfson was Suzanne Cory from Melbourne, now a respected molecular biologist. Since her graduation in 1970, we have been the academic home to thousands of Master's and PhD students from all over the world, continuing the tradition of inclusivity and internationalism with which we began.